Sentence examples for more efficient extraction from inspiring English sources

About 3 and 2% arabinan and galactan appeared to have been extracted in alkali, which could be attributed to the more efficient extraction of pectins in an alkaline medium [ 44].

The numbers get even bleaker if you are interested in new discoveries, as opposed to the more efficient extraction from existing fields.

More efficient extraction and transfer of accumulated ions spanning a wide m/z range promises to reduce detection limit and increase front-end sampling rate (e.g., to increase front-end resolution for separation techniques coupled with FT-ICR mass analysis).

Methanol enabled more efficient extraction of flavonoids than the other solvents tested.

Methanol ensured more efficient extraction of flavonoids than the other solvents tested.

Hence, it would be argued that aqueous glycerol acted as a more efficient extraction medium compared with water, presumably because of its lower ε.

Their viscosity is lower than that of liquids, and their diffusion coefficients are higher, which leads to more efficient extractions [ 89].

The contributions of B. carinata oil products to both bio-based aviation fuels and to the more-efficient extraction of recalcitrant fossil fuel resources for maximum return at drill sites will help to create a more sustainable energy sector.

HD1 extraction with 1% Triton was much more efficient than extraction with 0.1%Triton in agreement with the expected membrane localization of the HD1 protein.

Assuming a similar or higher absorption in the Thick/NR architecture, the increase in efficiency for the Thin/NR cell indicates a more efficient charge extraction owing to the thin layer of blend [23].

Alternatively, this may be due to technical artefacts such as a more efficient RNA extraction and/or cDNA amplification from roots than from other organs, and a lower RNA extraction yield in leaves due to high concentrations of secondary metabolites.